The design, implementation and acceptability of an integrated intervention to address multiple behavioral and psychosocial risk factors among pregnant African American women

Table 3 Intervention Session Attendance and Length of Sessions by the Number of Risk Factor Topics Covered

Characteristic	N	%
Number of Prenatal & Postpartum Intervention Sessions Attended
None	85	16.3
1 – 3 Sessions	123	23.6
4 – 6 Sessions	144	27.6
7 – 9 Sessions	129	24.8
10 or more Sessions	40	7.7
Total Number of Women in Intervention Group	521	100.0
	N *	Mean ± SD**
Length of Intervention Sessions by the Number of Targeted Risk Factor Topics Covered ***
0 risk factor topics covered ****	84	13.2 ± 8.5
1 risk factor topic covered	1458	30.7 ± 10.1
2 risk factor topics covered	654	44.7 ± 13.3
3 risk factor topics covered	166	54.4 ± 14.3
Total Number of Sessions Attended	2362	35.6 ± 14.5

* There was incomplete data for 55 of the n = 2417 sessions: 22 without information on risk topics covered, and 33 additional sessions with incomplete data on session length.
** Average length of time per session is reported in minutes and includes all content covered: general, one or more of the three designated risk factor topics & reproductive risk coverage.
*** The maximum number of targeted risk factor topics that could be covered in any session was three: depressive symptoms, IPV, and tobacco risk (for smokers vs. non-smokers).
**** For sessions where "0" risk factor topics were covered, either the participant refused to discuss that content or an urgent issue took precedence over the targeted risk topics.

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